VIDEO SERIES “3RD DEGREE” – PRESENTED BY 360° UNLIMITED
Following a successful web launch in 2011, the Portland, Oregon-based promotions company360° Unlimited partnered with video production upstart V1Creative to launch its video series, The 3rd Degree. In this spotlight series, Host R. Michael Thomas engages in short interviews with the Northwest’s movers, shakers and tastemakers. Always classy, always clean, The 3rd Degree provides an opportunity for the city’s best and brightest to show the world what they have to offer.
And when the lights come on, the stars come out.Focusing on entrepreneurs and community leaders, The 3rd Degree features witty, intelligent dialogue providing insight to what’s happening in the Portland area. Amongst others, Guests on the show include Leigh Feldman (promoter, LifeIsAParty), Farnell Newton (trumpeter/composer, PDX Jazz Project), Luck-One (rapper, Seventh Science), Annie Angell (fashion designer, Get Grape Juicy), and Doc Adam (DJ, FreshSELECTS).
Combined with high-quality HD production, the diverse cast provides viewers with information about the trends and current events influencing urban nightlife and culture. Whether focused on music, business or politics, the conversations are always dynamic and entertaining. Definitely a good look for those interviewed. In the words of the creative director, 360° Unlimited founder Keeara Taylor, “I’m trying to put our city out there in the best light possible.” So far, that’s exactly what she’s doing.
Premier Of 3rd Degree Interview w/Luck One
January 19th, 2012 
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Tags: 360degreesUnlimited, 3rd Degree, Interview, Luck One, Music, Nightlife, NorthWest, Terminill, The Feedback, V1Creative
Wow this interview is something else. The host didn’t even host it, the artist took over the entire interview, and sounds so cocky even though he says hes being himself? well maybe he is cocky in his true nature?. and please tell me why he is wearing sandels with socks? Mercy me. Horrible interview.
But with that all being negative, the setting was a nice setting with nice furniture and the host seemed cool, I just wish that he took more control over the situation like he was actually hosting the show. And we got too see his interview skills more.
The video footage quality was great. I hope to see other artists on there with better quality of interviews. But Luck’s music is good.
It’s always interesting to hear what LuckOne has to say. His unique voice is greatly needed in the world of hiphop and beyond. If you think he’s arrogant, you missed the truth somewhere. He’s not. What he is tho is extremely hard-working, talented and dedicated to his craft. Big thx to R. Michael Thomas and 360 Degree Unlimited for showcasing him. I’ll be following them on twitter. Can hardly wait for Luck’s new projects to drop! BM2 up next! #fan4life